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Combining job training, child care could be 'magic road' to single moms' economic security

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Special correspondent Cat Wise and producer Kate McMahon report from Mississippi, where many working parents struggled to find affordable, quality child care long before the pandemic. Among the most impacted: single mothers who are often stuck in low-paying jobs and can't always access government support. This is the second report in our series "Raising the future: America’s child care dilemma."

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U.S. & Canada
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Mississippi, Job training, Job training and child care
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